Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

% Ealaerla1d- ea2nisrsnE along E1s ss1ds
be met ye4ng lz1g--a eoatn-
srn sslls-sko Aks himself has
soGl for music. They strolisd
along the beach taking Of fsxoss and haz-
Hsoniss AID other wildly humorous tA-nss
that seem . delight a.lstaats. While tnsy
tfiF1 Ehs ordinary mortal into . species ol
snsanisy taaE resembles hydEophools- A.
Iast they sat d0sn 0poa The ssads. The
Professor vas Ia seslAcy-hls companion
eouid sseax choics German, and be w=s IA
IL rhapsOties oEsr ais fzEo<lLs theme. In
TIE language o. Goethe he taiked OF the
music u the spheres and Of the grand dia-
psson 81 the Vastly deep.
"Ah, Mademoiseils. said hs as he nn-
ishsd coupe OK SChileEs. 1t Is music that
slsvstes tas sou ani warns the heart.
The Professor lad been a little TOD dem
oDstrztiye IN his enthusiasm OF the moment.
aud as became painfully aware that chill.
1eginning lust where &c sat, was gradually
creeping up his back. Speedily
Dat cautiously he regained bis
feet fearing that bis sGspen6ers
had collapsed. When be had assumed
vertical position. an awful, horrible truth
dawnsd upon him. His pants were split
he rent Was prodigious irreparab.sl
Calling the attention o. the young lady
70 yacht that vas rounding Harbor Point
be b4ezed OF as far a. possible and with
Precipitation streaming from his genial face
he began searching wildly for pin
''Ach, ds hsbe Goti Wgs soH ich thna;"
cried the thoroughly frightened yirtuoso.
The solitary pin which he found pricked
his nervous fingers and dropped out Of
sight on the pebo.y beach.
~LieJs Nstsr iaa Him1set ailfs mir. Sons,
b.a ieA vslora.," prayed the embarrassed
Professor as with scared look hs mar
rovly watched his fair companion.
Suddenly bright idea seized him. It
was the quickest thought that ever illa-
minated a German mind.
"Nadenoiseile." he said, IS he walked
boldly up to the young lady, ALLOW me to
csrry yoar paTasol and l will show you
how the young men you call dudes carry
their mistresses' umbrellas while strolliag
in the famous Inter den Linden in Berlin.
When the Professor got his grip on that
sun umbrella ne knew he was saved. he
twirled j, in the most peculiar manner Just
behind the bottom of his pea Jacket
ell the way up the long walk
to The Arlington, aud. although the
young lady suggested that he was get
ting sauburned and that she was certain
the sur would freckls her face the gallant
Professor KEEP. The parEsol where it would
do the most good.
Miss Kate Maoley. of Detroit, is one OF
the moving spirits. She is the best walter
seen at the Arlington hops. and is liked by
everybody, as she should be, If only for her
dead and gone fathers sake. c. r. Iabley
walked the earth with heart of gold. Rate
was his favorite daughter, and be left her
an education and a culture which will
weigh evenly in the balance with all the
money the wealthy closhier left. Miss
Nahley has a guest with her-Niss Stella
Shoecrsft, young elocntionist of Detroit.
The young lady helps the guests to spend
many pleasant evening On the of dance
nights. Her recita;iOns ere very enjoyable
and surprisingly good for one so young.
Miss shoecraft will adopt the stage.
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Another Detroit lady who has been az the
Arlington since the house opened and
viii remain until it closes is an interesting
and pretty young widow. Many Of M
readers will remember pretty Lizzie
O'Brien, q sister OF Mrs. Peter Graf Four
or i've years ago she married Augustus
Chapaton, a scion Of the old French family
OF that name in Detroit Gus" was a
bright business man and the couple had a
lovely home on Hcward-st- Their domes-
tic sky was ever serene bat Gus" left a
pretty widow and 100000 ana passed
Beyond the River some months ago. Pc
tosSey and particularly The Arlington has
a soothing effect on those who mourn. aad
'the widow viii 30 sure to 90 home with
many pleasant memories.
"Tcm" Pierce, who scarcely needs an in
| PRODUCTION % my Grand Rapids readers, has
been = welcome guest at The Arlington for
some time. although be is a. present among
the guests at P.snk's Hotel. The II
o'clock rue In regard 20 the bar prevails at
this Jolly tavern and when Tom SITS in the
parlor until Or Of the cock in the morn
inr ssudying astronomy. kind friends pro-
vide him With the beverage Of Gambrinus
By rolling It over the transom to him.
Some CT our British cousins ere guests at
.hs ArHnzlon-that is 70 say .they live in
Canada. A haudsoms Hamilton lady an
nesrsd in The Anusx The other cav just as
Der husband lad allowed his snquTiug
mind 70 dip deeply into Jack pot, and
the Iscsare she gave bin viii Dc recorded ia
the Arlington anna.s.
Listen to the cricket's sony. singing on
tie hearth what am really trying 10
ssy "a that Mrs Charlie Miller. a petite
and pretty h.ls WOMAN, who has the
risst 70 cal Monsieur ie Dsrsrtoire Hayes,
cousin. brings lots OF spashins to The
Arlington. she is ore Of the brightest and
witsisst OF ths little women I'D North ard
taxes tie compliments bestowed o. hsr e. 3
ssnsible married wensp SHOULD. Her
husband is clerkias ia tie hotsi- Every
body knows e. ~ Johnson Formerly
sacs7intendeul o &he Woolrpa Sleeping
Car Com rsnv. Yes n0w with bis We ses
Anes Niis enc q the propr,eoo1s Of ths
/ hrteL snl E aea not enzsgea with rs curiv-
beaded ht-eysd boy. Warren Mis-
I Jahuscn s,ten.is - the books aud various
ether .ss of The ofice Mrs. Johnson